stanton offered his hand to sherman is there and stanton is shake hands. sherman snubbed him. that was sherman's revenge. so you see him there to the right in this photo next to montgomery meagues apparently whispering something to the guy next to him. and you know to stanton is standing behind grant and the president is about 10 feet away. by the end of the parade, sherman had cooled off, but he remained disillusioned. he wrote a public letter about his refusal to shake hands. he said quote -- i cannot recall the act, but shakespeare records how poor falls staff, the prince of cowards and wits, rising from the figured death, stabbed again, and carried the arcass aloft in triumph to prove his valor. o now, when the rebellion in our land is dead, many fall stabs appear. and you know who he is talking about. so, by the end of 1865, both sherman and johnston felt betrayed by their superiors. in the initial agreement he had made with joe johnston, sherman had demonstrated yet again, but i like to call his passion for orders, passion for piece. during the war, and certainly at its

stanton makes it a 5-0 lead. the dominican comes back with a couple. they play in the seven inning it is 5-2. the giants without crawford playing against the diamondbacks. 3-0 arizona until hernandez down the line. all the way from first will cut the lead in half at 2-1. 4-1 in the sixth and christopher you hang them we bang them. deposits that one. it's a souvenir for the kids. d-backs win the split squad. in progress right now the warriors and the spurs. sort of. >> there's a lot going on. but they had some of the players. some of their stars on the bench. >> curry, thompson, green, durant not playing for the warriors. >> tony parker and re marcus aldridge -- lemarcus aldridge not playing for the spurs. it was ugly. it still is that battle but not how it was billed on the marquee. we'll show it to you at 10:00 though. it will be epic. >> give the stars a break anyways. joins tonight at 10:00. we'll -- join us tonight at 10:00. we'll be back here with more on that hiker and top news. more details tonight at 10:00. have a good night. [ door opens ] jay

john stanton, his senior national correspondent for buzz feed news. i want to ask you about the gravity of the president's dishonesty here. your thoughts? >> well, you know, i serve on foreign relations and deal with international delegations. he's essentially sending to the world that he doubts our intelligence agencies. so how does he then bring a coalition together to respond to an international incident. for me, it's pretty humiliating when i have to deal with northern leaders and they ask us, what's going on in the united states? you know, i mean, you have the one quote, but what about the three million votes against him? what about the thousands of people protesting after 9/11. this is a very serious and dangerous pattern. >> the reason i'm concerned here more than normally about this president, is that -- you saw that, it's like recidivism he's going back to the worst of donald trump. a person that doesn't have any mental control, he said, i have inspectors, i have investigators down in hawaii, discovering all kinds of weird stuff about the pre

stanton said it would take 50 years, which is what it took. mr. blight: she said some ugly stuff. professor foner: she turned to racist things, you cannot enfranchise sambo while the daughters of abigail adams do not have the right to vote. the battle over rights is central to reconstruction. one of the rights of citizens -- what are the rights of citizens, who should enjoy them, who should define them. to go back to the first point harold made, this era is relevant to the moment today. it is not dead history. the issues of reconstruction are issues on the front pages of our newspapers right now -- citizenship, rights, federal and state power, terrorism. mr. blight: refugees. professor foner: all sorts of things. people need to know more about reconstruction. mr. blight: the word refugee is in the freedmen's bureau name. freedmen's bureau of refugees. mr. blight: speaking -- mr. holzer: speaking of ending where we began, i feel obliged morally, politically, socially, to give the last word to hillary clinton because i began by quoting her gaffe. >> is she running again? [laughter]

police say 17-year-old shani burriss was last seen on stanton road on tuesday. anyone with information about either of their wearabouts should call police. coming up at 7:45 - we'll have more on the new outrage over missing teens in the district. all eyes on capitol hill... again. the health care vote to repeal and replace obamacare is expected today -- after being postponed yesterday. the big question -- do republicans have enough support? houe session, desperately trying to get the votes they need for president trump's new health care plan. 216 votes are needed to pass the bill. right now, all house democrats and some republicans plan to vote no. we will have much more about the vote coming up at 5:30. protesters were arrested at the white house as they demonstrated against overhauling the affordable care act. 24 people were detained yesterday. police tell us, it's because they're not allowed to stay stationery, and they refused to move. a car stolen with two young children inside. what police know about the crime and do they have any leads -- that's straight

from new york, new york, please welcome brandon stanton.cheers and applause] very good to meet you.

ladies like elizabeth stanton and others fighting back, rosa parks fighting for civil rights. doctor king. ultimately these provocateurs in the book, these agitators, they provoke and pushed us to live up to who we say we are. >> host: but market tours, that statement that, because i'd love when you talk about that in the book you sort of lay them out and give examples of it and you really kind of hold it down the vineyard ask yourself, those provocateurs were provocative in the way that was consistent with the underpinnings of the country. can we say that about -- malcolm x. i've always found in modern american history to figures that while diametrically opposed were intertwined and that was king and malcolm x. my philosophy is sort of a combination of the queue. i'm always about getting it done by any means necessary. >> guest: absolutely. >> host: king was about getting it done. mr. president he said to lyndon johnson, no, you need to do this. he wasn't prepared to go by any means necessary. >> guest: don't you think malcolm made his role in easier cracks. >> host: he made

this tree came crashing down on a home in stanton new castle county. it crashed a pickup truck that's under it right there. good news, no one was hurt. tonight delaware bureau reporter tim furlong. >> there a snow day means a sled day. >> reporter: the impact here today at this point is fun. you can take a look at the sledders here, possibly they might be getting their last runs in of the the season. it wasn't all fun and games in northern delaware today. today northern delaware was a lot of this and a lot of this, too. >> i thought there would be a lot more snow, not so much ice. >> reporter: trees the and branches came koun in bad spots like on this house in north wilmington and on the front steps of this restaurant. thousands of homes lost power and the roads not really busy except for the few that ventured out, those who shouldn't have ventured out and those pushing the slush around. >> it's passable, but you just got to take it easy. there is a layer of ice down on the road. >> reporter: but on the bright side once you scraped off your car and you

we checked out some low spots near stanton that are flood prone. no major issues yet. so far the rain is just a wet, cold, nasty inconvenience. the rain pushes the davey tree company behind schedule. days when the rain is this heavy, it makes it hard to keep up with their responsibilities to all their customers. >> we can't do any climbing activities. guys have to do things in the bucket. if we get thunder or lightning, we have to pack up all together. >> it's busy on rainy days. >> why is that? >> i don't know. >> she guesses they're extra busy because folks don't mind braving the rain to get comfort food. but judging by the small crowds at this home depot, this weather is a major turnoff. most of us want no part of this rain. >> i'm going back home to get dry. >> that's a good idea. that sounds good to me. right now we're sitting in traffic. it seems like the traffic has picked up as the rain has tapered enough. wherever you're going, be careful. in northern newcastle county, we've seen a lot of issues. do me a pafr and be very, very careful. we like you people at ho

from new york, new york, please welcome brandon stanton.se] very good to meet you. [dramatic music] ♪

a tree came crashing down on a tree in the trailer park in stanton.at tree also fell on a pickup truck. no one was hurt. >>> take a live look down in cape may. the wind is the word right now. you can see the flags whipping on the right side of the screen. that helped wreak havoc by pushing floodwaters inland today. police and fire used their high water trucks to get to stranded drivers. officials were forced to close down several roads until the water had a chance to drain off. and in wildwood strong waves caused the beach to erode. >> lauren mayk continues our team coverage tonight. she's live in northeast philly where neighbors are helping neighbors right now. >> reporter: that's right, jim and jacqueline. this snow, this is tough for anyone to move because the colder it gets, just the more solid it becomes. this seems like it is just a block of ice. but tonight here in northeast philadelphia, there are teams of people in green vests spread out across this region trying to help people to clear it. in northeast philadelphia, it's fast work in freezin

the stanton prom takes place this saturday.ul to see the students and alumni coming together, using the hash tag, going to social media and bringing about change. >> you can see why it rubs people the wrong way. >>> just ahead, country royalty. jenna hanging out with music icon willie nelson. >>> and al goes for another record, as rokerthon 3 takes the university of tennessee by storm. hashtag stuffy nose. hashtag mouthbreather. it instantly opens your no.se ut breathe right. from maybelline ny. cot tofinish see the difference! you get more "life" per roll. make it happen.r roll bounty, the quicker picker upper you get more "life" per roll. make it happen.r roll this is the view i had of my baby in the nicu. your baby can hear you better.o ito become dangers.pack. for an everyday item helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child saf align, press and unzip. we invited women to a spa t you may not feel it, but some body wash c it o it just made me feel good. for my cip in your colon. laxatives miralax is water in your body to

stanton, an ally of the radicals. the house responded by approving articles of impeachment against the president. to me, one of abraham lincoln's worst decisions was to allow the removal of hannibal hamlin as vice presidential candidate in 1864. virtually all republicans by this point consider johnson a failure as president and an obstacle to a lasting reconstruction. but some moderates disliked the prospect of elevating to the presidency benjamin wadee, a radical, who as president pro tem of the senate would succeed johnson if johnson were in fact impeached. wade in some ways was a mayor or -- a mirror image of johnson in terms of personality. the final tally to convict johnson was one vote short of the two thirds necessary to remove him from office. seven republicans had joined the democrats in voting to acquit the president. johnson's acquittal weakened the radicals' position and made the nomination of ulysses s. grant inevitable. appomattox in short grant's -- appomattox, shown here, insured grant's victory as pre

parent -- it is apparent that there is a fairly hostile population to description and he would lean on stanton and would come to washington unbeknownst , to seek a loan of 200 $50,000, and he does get this loan, but it's only to pay the interest of the state note that is due to go back in new york. the otherquestion question was about jefferson c. davis. i have the biography of don , who was the commander of the army at the time that jefferson davis shoots william bill nelson in the hotel lobby -- actually in the stairway. interesting case, how he gets off for murder. i don't want to go into all of the details. let's just say there was enough that nelsonsuggest .eserved what was coming to him the governor believed as much as well. so, sorry. >> some practical things. how did states finance their part in the work, and when soldiers were called up by the spare it toid they the state or the federal government? they appointed their own officers. when the war went on, what does lincoln do with the governors to federal --m with the dr. engle: state governors negotiated bank loans. >> did they raise

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you can see them pointing outside the war department between stanton and booker and asking were were my sons murdered and lincoln's answer was go tell your jokes at springfield. another cartoon has manager lincoln. on an empty stage, he is smiling with a pistol, and the righted army at his seat. ladies and gentlemen, he announces, i regret to say the tragedy has been withdrawn and i substituted three new factors. further, common accusations were cruel and unfunny jokes played by a tyrant who took pleasure in breaking down the constitution. the priorities associated with a hard war were evidence of the warped sense of humor. disgusted by the president's racial policy he was told to crack your low jokes and only white men are -- put your foot down and trample them out of the world. let me turn to the campaign of 1864. the voices complaining about the national joker in the white house was a condemnation during the year. they asserted with more aggression and color than ever. the election contest was joined in the opening weeks of the year. brian's response drew from james gordon bennett

pointing at lincoln between edwards stanton. and then this reminds me. with this interruption go tell your joke. another cartoon is the sole figure on the increase stage is in preceding -- ingratiating with the army and his speech. ladies and gentlemen, i regret to say the tragedy has been withdrawn. further common accusation of that buffoon as he indulged of love of sense of humor and policies. these were cruel and not funny jokes with his disregard for the constitution emancipation and suspension of habeas corpus and the draft and military rule and the policies associated were evidence of this sense of humor. disgusted by the racial policies to crack the of load jokes only the white men said put your foot down master lincoln. so now i will turn to the campaign of 1864 to complain about the national joker in the white house was condemnation and uh themes of the argument from the opposition had imaginatively color analyst wayne to the the opening weeks of the year. but as i mentioned in the pages of the evening post drew from the new york herald with the

i chose paul revere and elizabeth cady stanton because to call the country emission. and we have that now. so that everybody understands the most powerful branch of government because they interpret the laws and enforce them. so this travel ban issue there will be a proving very soon with the appeals court it will go to the supreme court is a classic separation of powers does the president have the authority or does the power rests with the congress to create some type of legislation? does the corps have the final say this is unconstitutional or to say we will send a back. i don't have the answer for you. but we are living now something bad happens rarely in the classic separation. >> so stay with that to tie a into the idea of unity. that is the underlying theme that this works that we disagree but we're still unified somehow does this play out we have seen in this presidential election? sonata only is it a history lesson but it relates to what is happening to you right now. so how does the unity peace work with there hundreds of thousands of people protesting? with

. >> bill stanton, a kid on a farm a stone's throw away, pals around with debbie and the chimps. >> someem didn't actually go into cages at all. they literally lived in the houses and the trailers with people. >> was that smart? >> maybe not, but when you have grandparents that aren't normal... ♪ ...and you're playmates are gorillas, orangutans, and chimps it doesn't get better than that. >> somewhere along the way the noells' enterprise begins to shift. they're still entertainers, but with a growing focus on animal rescue. >> grandma and grandpa were one of the first in the state of florida to have a great ape license, and that's how it all began, 'cause they went from chimps to orangutans to gorillas. >> blue the spider monkey, arrives about that time. then there's a young lowland gorilla named otto that her grandmother rescues in 1968. >> i was a child and i heard my grandmother was gonna go get this sick gorilla. he couldn't even stand up, and he had this septic arthritis and he had tb, so he had to be quarantined. >> the family nurses otto back to health, and he becomes almost a bro

including northern stanton, but really, it's going to be northern virginia, we're looking at culpeper, it's going to get hit. in virginia, frederick north up through northern virginia, and then out to the winchester area and down to lynchburg. so right now, we have the state offices will be open. as i say it's going to start at 10:00 should be done by 8:00 tomorrow morning, i've got 7800 pieces of equipment. more than enough to help those bans of state that had been hit. as i say luckily we started treating yesterday at noon, this is the earliest we've been out with the brine. you know, we're ready to go. but just stay home tomorrow morning. and let us do our job and those plows will -- we have a goal. i'd like to honor our commitments. >> terry mcauliffe thank you for calling in tonight. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, the man arrested for jumping the white house fence in court >> what he's facing. coming up, first, ronica >> we're on the white house. the white house press secretary confronted inside the apple store. we got a direct reaction from him. what he thinks you should d

seventh, crawford dropped a single into shallow right center field which was followed by giancarlo stanton. reaching on an infield single hit to second base team usa wbc champions. i love the enthusiasm of that crowd, just an incredible night. >>> turning to the nba where the thunder's russell westbrook notched the most efficient trim double in league history. not only was it his 35th triple-double, he hit it without missing a single shot, went 6 of 6 from the floor and 6 of 6 from the free-throw line. 18 points, 11 rebounds and 14 assists after just a mere 27 minutes on the floor. the final score there 122-97 thunder. >>> finally, an unexpected spectator at the miami open. in south beach an iguana took in yesterday's competition perched on the scoreboard. one player took a selfie with the lizard before he decided to hop onto the court for a victory lap. the animal was eventually removed. i guess it would be tough to catch that. >> yeah. >> florida has a problem with iguanas, they're all over the place. >> you've got to give props to that player was very calm posing with the selfie. >> fun

we are just learning the identity of those victims. 55-year-old craig stanton and 56-year-old anthony night at 11:00. this morning, we're hearing the crash involved two vehicles. the driver that was rear-ended said before the crash happened, he saw the other car that struck him, a corvette, weaving in and out of traffic. police say the corvette not only struck the other car, but it went off the shoulder and iran into several trees. the driver and the passenger were dead on scene. from the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >>> i've been called a surrogate a time or two in that campaign and i did not have communications with the russians. >> that is then senator jeff sessions, respond to go questions during his confirmation hearing about contacts between russian officials and the trump campaign. those comments coming under scrutiny now after "the washington post" reports and his spokesperson confirms that he met with russia's ambassador twice last year. sessions did not disclose those meetings during his hearings. >> the attorney general insists he did nothing wrong, tae never met with any

(spencer) in the top of the fourth giancarlo stanton hits a two run homer to give the u-s the lead bythe dominicans would try to get back into the game... but it wasn't enough... pat neshek strikes out starling marte. team usa advances to the semifinals... and eliminate the reigning world champs. coming upyou've seen the garbage that surrounds the shoes and clothes donations bins if they have stuff to trow away they just come and bring it here and throw it away you might be surprised at what people are putting inside i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outages. during storm season we want our customers to be ready and stay safe. learn how you can be prepared at pge.com/beprepared. together, we're building a

so far so good at this sometimes impassable spot in stanton. too much of an april shower might not be going for the flowers hoping to be planted in the ground real soon. we also found tree crews working today. no climbing trees outside the bucket lift today. it's too dangerous. the davey tree company also says rainy spring days like this put them behind schedule for all their other residential jobs. plus the guys just don't like to get soaking wet when they're trying to get their jobs done. >> we got sunny days, and we got rainy days. it is what it is type of thing. it makes the guys uncomfortable, so, you know, keeping the guys' spirit up is important as well. >> reporter: yeah, it is just one of those days where you just don't want to be out if you don't have to be out. not because the roads are horribly dangerous like a snowstorm, but they're not fun to be on. and certainly not even fun to ride and run to your car and go into a shopping center and things like that. it's a bad night out here. we're getting on route 7 here. we're going to go o

you see, just several months ago, he was at the top of his game playing football with the stanton steelersn see him here in an earlier video. >> it just came like natural to me. >> reporter: then in december, his mother says a routine physical revealed he had high blood pressure. when a headache followed, she took him to nemours a.i. dupont hospital for children. there he was diagnosed with a rare kidney disease known as fsgs. his kidneys were barely functioning. >> i was scared. i mean, a lot of emotion. you just want answers and sometimes you don't get the answers you want, you just kind of have to pick up the pieces and move forward. >> reporter: fred now spends three hours, three days a week at dialysis. often with his family including little brother noah by his side. melissa nicely with the hospital says activities like opening day help to reshape a kid's experience at the hospital bringing something more positive. fred is looking forward to it. >> i feel like i'm going to do pretty good. >> reporter: he's also hoping for a kidney transplant. >> to get to my normal routine and just ha

in ten years, stanton use has increased 1.3 trillion in economic value to the u.s. of which, around 950 billion was retained by society. around 20% of the value came from the revenue from selling the drugs. it became 25% of the total value of staten. at the same time, the cost of it has gone down 90%. society now has that benefit, that invention forever. from 1988 until 2000, cancer for survival created an estimated 23 million additional life years. 81% of that value was accrued to society and 19% accrue to the pharmaceutical industry. however, we understand that while drugs are highly cost-effective, our health ecosystem is making it difficult for patients to get the healthcare they need at the cost they can afford. especially in life-saving medicines. i believe we have a collective opportunity to start mending our broken system to make sure the voice of the patient is heard. we believe there are four tenants required to meet patients needs. we need to provide all patients with access to quality healthcare coverage. coverage that includes preventive care, access to

lucretia mott's, susan b anthony, elizabeth cady stanton, and sojourner truth will appear on the back of the $10 bill. marian anderson, eleanor roosevelt, joined by martin luther king are proposed for the reverse of the lincoln five dollar portrait. harriet alone that will adorn the front of a new $20 bill, dislodging andrew jackson. getting harriet tubman on the .oney was my goal all of these redesigns will be glacierly slow. when i began my career over 40 years ago, the idea that such a change would happen in my lifetime of fantasy. i did hope to survive to see the opening of the harriet tubman underground railroad monument on the eastern shore of maryland. it will happen this year, 2017, on the beacon of march 11, which follows harriet tubman day. this effort is spearheaded by independent scholars, and the tubman might offer -- biographer kate larson. i also welcome the addition of the harriet tubman national park in auburn, new york. a park established in assigning juny ring -- ceremony in 2017.uary portrait of tubman, what experts agree is the earliest known photograph of her. it

thus lucretia mott, susan b. , anthony, elizabeth cady stanton, and sojourner truth will appear on theack of the $10 bill. the first one to be redesign. and marian anderson, eleanor roosevelt, joined by martin luther king, are proposed for the reverse of the lincoln $5 portrait. but it will be harriet alone that will adorn the front of a new $20 bill, dislodging andrew jackson. it was a victory many associated with this campaign. but getting harriet tubman on the money was my goal. all of these redesigns will be glacierly slow. but when i began my career over 40 years ago, the idea that such a change would happen within my lifetime seemed a fantasy. i did hope to survive to see the opening of a harriet tubman underground railroad monument on the eastern shore of maryland. and it will happen this year, 2017, on the weekend of march 11, which follows harriet tubman day. this is an effort spearheaded by independent scholar and tubman biographer kate larson. i also very much welcome the addition of the harriet tubman national historic park in auburn, new york. on the side of the charity ho

anthony, elizabeth stanton, and harriet tubman come to mind. i stand on the shouldered of this brave people. supreme court justices are guardians of the great charter that has served as our nation's fundamental instrument of government for over 200 years. it is the oldest written constitution still in force in the world. but the justices do not guard constitutional rights alone. courts share that profound responsibility with congress, the president, the states, and the people. constant realization of a more perfect union, the constitution's aspirations requires the widest, broadest, deepest participation on matters of government and government policies. one of the world's greatest yourists, judge hand, said that the spirit of liberty that imbues or constitution must lie firth and foremost in hearts of the men and women who come -- compose this great nation. judge hand defined the spirit in a way i fully embrace, as one which is not too sure it is right and so seeks to understand the mindses of other men and women and to weigh the interests of o

then my son, who is now run pping the stanton shop, and i painted the bookcases in a little store front in the fan district here. and we put all the books up on the bookcases and put a sign up and all of a sudden we were book dealers. that was in 1996 or 1997. so the been almost 20 years. black swan books is named after william byrd, who founded richmond. way back in the 1720's, i think. and he was a book collector. he was an interesting guy. he was sort of like a jeffersonian type. he went over to london and it turned -- he was a bit of a rascal. because not only was he interested in buying books and london, which he did, and he send -- in london, which he did, and he sent them back to virginia, but he was also very interesting d in women -- interested in women. not only did he pick up books, he picked up women and one of them referred to him as the black swan. it seems like that was a cool name for a rare book shop in the city of richmond. i go out all the time. really, i feel like sometimes i don't have time to catalog my inventory because i'm busy going out and buying more of it. bu